Frostburg State 14, Lebanon Valley 3
 
LVC Starters
Keefer, Warmingham, Bushong, Beaver, Weaver, Wagner, Campbell, Epple, Hoff, Filbert
 
FSU Starters
York, Marks, Nicodemus, Gross, Colegrove, Rupert, Carroll, Clinton, Lucas, Jones
 
How It Happened
It was a rough afternoon for Lebanon Valley in the team's 14-3 loss at Frostburg State on Wednesday, Feb. 28.
 
After Kevin Beaver netted an early equalizer off an assist from Mason Hoff with 5:33 to play in the opening quarter, the Bobcats (2-1) scored eight consecutive goals over a stretch that spanned the end of the first quarter, the entirety of the second period, and into the early portion of the second half.
 
The Flying Dutchmen (1-1) stopped the bleeding when Alex Bushong found the back of the net with a marker off another Hoff assist at the 12:12 mark of the third quarter but FSU responded with five consecutive goals to put the advantage to double digits in the final period of play.
 
A pair of freshmen teamed up for LVC's last goal, with Josh Croyle converting the game's final score when he found twine off a feed from Evan Federowicz with 27 seconds left to play.
 
Inside the Numbers
- FSU outshot the Dutchmen 32-20 overall and 20-11 on targeted attempts.
- The Bobcats finished with a 13-8 edge in the faceoff battle.
- Frostburg was 16-18 on clear attempts, while LVC managed a 9-14 conversion rate on clears.
- The home team secured more than double the loose balls (35) that Lebanon Valley did (16).
- Each team turned it over 14 times on the day.
- The squads were flagged for three penalties each.
- Kevin Beaver's first-quarter goal increased his team-leading total to six on the year.
- The markers from Alex Bushong and Josh Croyle were their second of the young season.
- Luke Tamberino and Eli Hudson scooped up a team-high three ground balls apiece.
- Six Dutchmen forced a turnover on Wednesday afternoon.
- Cam Epple made six stops in goal for LVC.
- FSU goalkeeper Jack Marks made seven saves in earning the victory.
- Jason Clinton scored a game-best four goals for the Bobcats.
 
Who's Next?
The Dutchmen look to bounce back when they host Immaculata at Arnold Field on Saturday afternoon.

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